TerawattIndustries - showroom of unique products for sale on PonokoTue, 03 Mar 2015 19:16:31 GMTTerawattIndustries - showroom of unique products for sale on PonokoIOIO for Android Enclosurehttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/8002
This is a tough case for your IOIO for Android board. We're still testing this case on our RepRap. Here are the features in this design:
- Made from 3D-printed durable plastic (or whatever you want).
- H/W/D = 65mm/32mm/12.5mm
- Wall thickness = 1.5mm
- One port for USB connection.
- T-Lid has two side ports for access to all pins and power.
- Case is secured with 4-40 bolts. The bolt holes are wide and will accomodate other sized bolts.
- Four (4) feet included in design. Recessed design accomodates 4-40 bolt head generously.
- Lid has pegs to hold the IOIO inside the enclosure. There's < 3mm play when everything is bolted down.
Note: Non-Prime cost to make this at Ponoko is about $16 using durable plastic. Printing this at home on a working RepRap or Mendel should be around $2.<br></br><img alt="Ioio_repaired" src="http://static2.ponoko.com/design_images/images/48087/9d2ac6b7-9f18-810f-41b4-636e4df075ad/ioio_repaired.stl_showroom_image.png?1337595011" />Tue, 29 May 2012 06:15:50 GMThttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/8002?time=Mon+May+21+10%3A10%3A46+UTC+2012TerawattIndustriesArduino(TM) Uno 3D Enclosurehttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7987
Protect your Arduino Uno (R3) with this custom enclosure designed for 3D printing. Design is tested and proven, photos coming soon. Features include:
- H/W/D: 70.5mm/66.5mm/28mm
- Wall thickness: 2mm
- Snug fit for Arduino Uno.
- Ports for USB, DC power, and ICSP
- Lid has ports all I/O pins - wide enough to read labels
- Lid has one port for reset button
- 2 sets of (4x) feet (not all pictured). Feet have recessed heads for either hex nuts or boltheads. Use either set.
- Lid secured with (4x) 4-40 bolts.
- MacPronterface says: 147.65013 mm of filament used in this print<br></br><img alt="Arduino_uno_v1_showroom_image" src="http://static2.ponoko.com/design_images/images/48087/19f33ed7-7710-8ba9-2a85-cb893ef6220e/arduino_uno_v1_showroom_image.png?1337350960" />Tue, 29 May 2012 06:14:06 GMThttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7987?time=Fri+May+18+14%3A11%3A54+UTC+2012TerawattIndustriesArduino(TM) Mega 2560 Enclosurehttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7986
Protect your Arduino Mega 2560 with this enclosure designed for 3D printing. Our RepRap is giving us grief but initial tests seem to prove this design. We'll post more soon. Features include:
- H/W/D: 102mm/64mm/15mm
- Wall thickness: 3mm
- Snug fit for Mega 2560
- Ports for USB and power.
- Lid has ports for all pins - female or male headers. Ports are wide enough to read stencil.
- 2 sets of (4x) feet (not all pictured). Feet have recessed heads for either hex nuts or boltheads. Use either set.
- (4x) 4-40 screws secure lid to base.
- Ponoko making cost: ~$82 from cheapest durable plastic. If you own a working Mendel or RepRap this is will cost you somewhere in the range of $5US give or take a few dollars.<br></br><img alt="Arduino_mega_2560_v1_showroom_image" src="http://static0.ponoko.com/design_images/images/48087/0e60ebc8-31a5-1a70-88a2-6e188528eaea/arduino_mega_2560_v1_showroom_image.jpg?1337351376" />Tue, 29 May 2012 06:16:25 GMThttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7986?time=Fri+May+18+13%3A52%3A07+UTC+2012TerawattIndustriesArduino(TM) Pro Mini Case - Durable Lid + Basehttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7984
This is a tough case for your Arduino Pro Mini. Design is tested and proven. Features include:
- Made from 3D-printed durable plastic (or whatever you want).
- H/W/D = 55mm/44mm/20mm
- Wall thickness = 2mm; Lid thickness = 5mm
- Lid has one (1) port for an Arduino Pro Mini with all pins accessible including FTDI breakout.
- Lid has a 7mm port for wiring.
- Lid has two (2) 1mm ports to allow LEDs to show through case (not pictured).
- Base has two (2) ports for USB Micro or USB Mini.
- Enclosure can be mounted using holes on its lid.
- Designed for 4-40 bolts except where noted.
- Arduino Pro Mini is mounted to enclosure using the (plastic) L-Brackets provided in this design. No glue or double-sided tape required. L-Brackets attach to the case with 2-56 screws + bolts and hold the Mini in place. There's some play but it works well enough for jumpers to be removed and added from the Mini.
Note: Non-Prime cost to make this at Ponoko is about $60 using the cheapest plastic available. Printing this at home on a working RepRap or Mendel should be roughly $5.<br></br><img alt="Arduino-pro-mini2_showroom_image" src="http://static3.ponoko.com/design_images/images/48087/c8758fb5-8449-b92a-6eb5-f21fe70fa175/arduino-pro-mini2_showroom_image.png?1337317329" />Tue, 29 May 2012 06:12:27 GMThttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7984?time=Fri+May+18+04%3A36%3A38+UTC+2012TerawattIndustriesSparkfun Toaster Oven Control Enclosurehttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7982
Your Sparkfun Toaster Oven Control should last for years, if not decades! Give it an enclosure to ensure that happens. We are still testing this design. Features include:
- All ports punched-out for this board.
- Exposes the top part of the transformer above the lid.
- Display and UI buttons are easy to access.
- 4 feet and 3 coupling assemblies for the buttons.<br></br><img alt="Sparkfun-oven-toaster-r1" src="http://static0.ponoko.com/design_images/images/48087/c16feb86-e0d8-08df-a740-43269c40fb88/sparkfun-oven-toaster-r1.stl_showroom_image.png?1337304813" />Tue, 29 May 2012 06:23:26 GMThttp://www.ponoko.com/showroom/TerawattIndustries/7982?time=Fri+May+18+01%3A40%3A17+UTC+2012TerawattIndustries